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BMA guidance on the GP contract in England, practice funding and partnerships.
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The General Practice Annual Electronic Self-Declaration (eDEC) is a mandatory collection which all GP practices in England must complete. The 2026 submission is now open and is due to close on Monday 23 November 2026 .
The purpose of the West Midlands Police Partnership Information Report is for General Practice (and other agencies) to share any information that may be important and relevant for the Police in order to build intelligence around potential crimes and…
The General Practice Annual Electronic Self-Declaration (eDEC) is a mandatory collection which all GP practices in England must complete. The 2026 submission is now open and is due to close on Monday 23 November 2026 .
Cervical screening (smear tests) helps prevent cervical cancer by identifying HPV and changes to cells before they can develop into cancer.
We are asking those registered with a GP in the Black Country, West Birmingham, Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin, and Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent to share their views on One Health and Care (OHC), the confidential shared care record.
GatewayC, the early cancer diagnosis resource funded by the NHS, has issued the following new cancer key - ' Breast cancer in men: recognising the barriers to earlier diagnosis '
Solihull is one of a number of areas across the UK participating in the Simon Hackett HCART Pilot, offering professionals an opportunity to strengthen their understanding of harmful sexual behaviour and improve decision-making when working with children and young people.
People experiencing homelessness aged 16 and over are now an at-risk group. Practices on the flu enhanced service can vaccinate them whether registered or not; pneumococcal only if registered with the practice.
Automated MMRV catch-up payments in November and December only cover children aged 5 and under. If you vaccinate 6-year-olds, add them to your CQRS total manually.
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